Learn how to use ～がする in Japanese to express the five senses—sound, voice, smell, taste, and feeling. Natural examples and tips make speaking more fluent.

Learn the difference between ～たり～たりする and ～とか～とかする in Japanese. Understand their nuance, usage, and natural examples.

Learn how to use ～ようにする in Japanese to express effort, habits, and goals. Master this grammar to sound natural and intentional.

Learn the key difference between 知る and 分かる in Japanese. Understand when to use each verb to sound natural and fluent.

Learn how to use ～ばよかった in Japanese to express regret or missed chances. Say “I wish I had…” or “I should have…” naturally.

Learn the difference between 大きい and 大きな in Japanese. Both mean “big,” but their usage and nuance aren’t always the same.